Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Revival
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3 hours, with two intermissions
Opened: October 13, 20123 hours, with two intermissions
Closing: March 03, 2013
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Booth Theatre (Broadway)
222 West 45th St. New York, NY
On the campus of a small New England college, George and Martha invite a new professor and his wife home for a nightcap. As the cocktails flow, the young couple finds themselves caught in the crossfire of a savage marital war where the combatants attack the self-deceptions they forged for their own survival. Steppenwolf ensemble members Tracy Letts and Amy Morton face off as one of theatre's most notoriously dysfunctional couples in Albee's hilarious and harrowing masterpiece.
The Broadway opening will mark exactly 50 years to the date after the play's original Broadway opening on Saturday, October 13, 1962. This production of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? originally ran at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company (December 13, 2010 - February 13, 2011) and then transferred to Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage (February 25 - April 10, 2011)
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Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' packs a surprising punch
10 / 10
From the opening moments, the Steppenwolf Theatre Company's brilliantly cast and justly celebrated production, which opened Saturday on the masterwork's 50th anniversary, gives off a voltage of the new and the giddy-making confidence that comes from being in sublimely trustworthy hands.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: Theater Review
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This superlative 50th anniversary revival shows that Edward Albee's marital-warfare masterwork remains in a class of its own.
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Best Direction of a Play for Pam MacKinnon, Best Revival of a Play for Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Best Revival of a Play for Angelina Fiordellisi, Best Revival of a Play for GFour Productions, Best Revival of a Play for Will Trice, Best Revival of a Play for Kirmser Ponturo Fund, Best Revival of a Play for Kathleen K. Johnson, Best Revival of a Play for Ken Greiner, Best Revival of a Play for Luigi & Rose Caiola, Best Revival of a Play for Dramatic Forces, Best Revival of a Play for Michael Palitz, Best Revival of a Play for Cheryl Lachowicz, Best Revival of a Play for Jam Theatricals, Best Revival of a Play for Richard Gross, Best Revival of a Play for Mark S. Golub & David S. Golub, Best Revival of a Play for Patty Baker, Best Revival of a Play for Amy Danis & Mark Johannes, Best Revival of a Play for Kit Seidel, Best Revival of a Play for Mary Lu Roffe, Best Revival of a Play for Susan Quint Gallin, Best Revival of a Play for Jerry FrankelBest Revival of a Play for Jeffrey Richards and Best Revival of a Play for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.
Best Direction of a Play for Pam MacKinnon, Best Revival of a Play for Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Best Revival of a Play for Angelina Fiordellisi, Best Revival of a Play for GFour Productions, Best Revival of a Play for Will Trice, Best Revival of a Play for Kirmser Ponturo Fund, Best Revival of a Play for Kathleen K. Johnson, Best Revival of a Play for Ken Greiner, Best Revival of a Play for Luigi & Rose Caiola, Best Revival of a Play for Dramatic Forces, Best Revival of a Play for Michael Palitz, Best Revival of a Play for Cheryl Lachowicz, Best Revival of a Play for Jam Theatricals, Best Revival of a Play for Richard Gross, Best Revival of a Play for Mark S. Golub & David S. Golub, Best Revival of a Play for Patty Baker, Best Revival of a Play for Amy Danis & Mark Johannes, Best Revival of a Play for Kit Seidel, Best Revival of a Play for Mary Lu Roffe Best Revival of a Play for Susan Quint Gallin and Best Revival of a Play for Jerry Frankel Best Revival of a Play for Jeffrey Richards Best Revival of a Play for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.
Outstanding Director of a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Pam MacKinnon, Outstanding Revival of a Play (Drama Desk Awards), Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Tracy Letts, Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Amy Morton, Distinguished Revival of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play (Drama League Awards), Outstanding Director of a Play (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Pam MacKinnonOutstanding Revival of a Play (Broadway or Off-Broadway) (Outer Critics Circle Awards) and Theatre World Award (Theatre World Awards) for Carrie Coon.
Outstanding Director of a Play (Drama Desk Awards) for Pam MacKinnon Outstanding Revival of a Play (Drama Desk Awards) Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Tracy Letts Distinguished Performance Award (Drama League Awards) for Amy Morton Distinguished Revival of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play (Drama League Awards) Outstanding Director of a Play (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for Pam MacKinnon Outstanding Revival of a Play (Broadway or Off-Broadway) (Outer Critics Circle Awards) Theatre World Award (Theatre World Awards) for Carrie Coon.
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